The width of the figure below is 5 units. The perimeter of the figure is 18 units. What is the length of the figure in units?

Mathematics

1 answer:

marishachu [46]2 years ago

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if the figures perimeter is 18 units, and the width of the figure is 5 units. I am guessing the figure is a rectangle

where the width is 5 units, and 2 of the sides have 2 be the same 2 be a rectangle, than the width on each side is 10 units all together

18-10= 8

if the figure is a rectangle then that means there are 2 sides left of equal length so if we divide our current number (8) by 2 then we will have the length of each side (4)

8 divided by 2= 4

width= 5

length= 4

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